Chased-copper articles were popular among the inhabitants of Uzbekistan since archaic times. They were valued for their practical use and decorativeness. Chased-copper vessels were displayed on the shelves of open built-in cupboards as part of human homes. The local style of chasing has come into being during a long period, which is characterized by the distinctive shapes of the articles, as well as by the techniques and artistic methods. Uzbek chasing represents various ways of engraving. The more deep engraving is called kandakori, the less deep-clean engraving is known as chizma. In addition to engraving' Uzbek masters use notch chasing, shabaka.
Plate with Chasing and Painting
Horse on Blue
Wall Decor
Brass Appliances
Brass Tray to serve sweets
Gift Plates
Various Colors and Themes
Copper and Brass Pots & Vessels
Finest Chasing
Uzbek Metal Chasing Example